Ever seen a Jamaican Pawg?

[ItsPeople]

lime juice??? man GTFOH. what the hell does lime juice clean? do u wash your dishes and counters with lime juice as well????

 

[Deafheaven]

lime juice??? man GTFOH. what the hell does lime juice clean? do u wash your dishes and counters with lime juice as well????

This is another nikka folklore I don't abide by I agree with you.

Heat alone will kill any bacteria. if you want to marinade ur shyt with lime juice or whatever I get that, I do it for certain dishes but you realistically not "washing" shyt.

 

[beenz]

This is another nikka folklore I don't abide by I agree with you.

Heat alone will kill any bacteria. if you want to marinade ur shyt with lime juice or whatever I get that, I do it for certain dishes but you realistically not "washing" shyt.

folks in here believing a bunch of old wives tales in 2025 in the age of information where we can instantly obtain facts.

 

[Deafheaven]

folks in here believing a bunch of old wives tales in 2025 in the age of information where we can instantly obtain facts.

talking about removing feathers and blood

I may have gone through a thousand packages of chicken breast in my life, this simply is not an issue

 

[null]

If you grilling it or frying it you actually don't have too due to heat, but I know it's a consistent thing in our culture handed down. I still do myself

sterilise and eat dooby doo crehs

 

[Illuminatos]

unless ur in the backyard slaughtering your own chickens, there's no feathers and blood on chicken u got from the store

Do you think I'm just lying about this? I don't go to some high end supermarket. I shop at a regular Key Food here in Brooklyn and often times when I buy chicken it might have feathers still on it, slime, yellow fat or blood still in the veins. I wash my chicken to get all that extra stuff out.

 

[Deafheaven]

Do you think I'm just lying about this? I don't go to some high end supermarket. I shop at a regular Key Food here in Brooklyn and often times when I buy chicken it might have feathers still on it, slime, yellow fat or blood still in the veins. I wash my chicken to get all that extra stuff out.

What type of chicken ya'll buying :

I eat primarily skinless chicken breast or tenderloins so maybe thats why i never run into this

 

[Luke Cage]

Do you think I'm just lying about this? I don't go to some high end supermarket. I shop at a regular Key Food here in Brooklyn and often times when I buy chicken it might have feathers still on it, slime, yellow fat or blood still in the veins. I wash my chicken to get all that extra stuff out.

you not lying,
but answer this

which kills more germs?
A) water
B) Vinegar
C) Soap
D) Extreme heat/Fire


Answer D. Cook your meat to proper temp and its clean and safe to eat.

Wash it all you want and undercook it, you will still get sick.

They didn't end plagues by washing all the sick and diseased. They burned the bodies
Wipe off/ remove any feathers or visible dirt with a papertowel. Then cook the shyt out of your chicken and you good.
The only reason we wash our bodies with water and soap is because we aren't fireproof and will die if we set ourselves on fire.

 

[Illuminatos]

What type of chicken ya'll buying :

I eat primarily skinless chicken breast or tenderloins so maybe thats why i never run into this

I buy chicken wings, thighs and legs. My chicken breasts are usually fine so the most I might do is brine it but for the other chicken cuts I have to clean them off.

 

[Deafheaven]

I buy chicken wings, thighs and legs. My chicken breasts are usually fine so the most I might do is brine it but for the other chicken cuts I have to clean them off.

sounds possible. I've only cook lean meat as an adult so perhaps I just dodged the need for any of this

 

[cheek100]

Modern science VS Negro folklore fascinating
all I know is around here if u don’t wash chicken theyre gonna make u uncomfortable. Just go on and wash it so we can have a nice dinner.

 

[StretfordRed]

It’s not just about bacteria, I wash it to clean out slime, blood and excess feathers.

Yep. Nothing to do with bacteria, just to get rid of all the crappy skin, feathers and weird stuff on chicken nowadays.

Only for wings though. I have to cut most the skin off. But all other cuts of meat, I dont wash.

 

[FlyGuy]

the lemon and vinegar spray should already be in a bottle by the sink

 

[Zero]

MAKE ME, NAH NAH NAH BOO BOO

POOPIE POOPIE NOODLE HEAD

Get this cracker outta here

 

[AquaCityBoy]

u just exposed yourself as uninformed.

unless u wanna spread bacteria, why the fukk are u washing chicken?

even the CDC says this practice is unsanitary.

Cac alert